Sentence examples for quickly accountable from inspiring English sources

Under the new E.U. rules, if they eventually become law, an airline presumably would be held more closely and quickly accountable.

But though he can no doubt count on some patience from Americans, if history is any guide, he will fairly quickly be held accountable for whether his remedies result in tangible improvements.

The scale of the problem is enormous; at the moment the mayor (himself a former dropout from high school) bears no direct responsibility for it, but under the new system he will quickly be held accountable for its woes.The LAUSD establishment, including Roy Romer, the former governor of Colorado who is superintendent of the school district, believes part of the answer must be more resources.

"This will lead to acts of revenge if the state does not act quickly to hold perpetrators accountable".

Without choice, a public agency holding a public school accountable will quickly resemble one blind man leading another.

Mr. Duncan's emphasis on teacher accountability is quickly being translated into teachers being held accountable for raising math or reading scores, not for raising a student's ability to think, solve problems or collaborate.

The dismissals are the latest sign that investment banks, facing big losses after years of big profits, are moving quickly to hold senior executives accountable for having succumbed too readily to the credit and buyout boom.

After American dentist Walter Palmer was identified as Cecil the lion's shooter, outrage -- and demand for him to be held accountable -- came quickly.

Realizing that lasting recovery will take years, UNICEF tries not only to move quickly, but also to be accountable and ensure its work has lasting impact.

Realising that lasting recovery will take years, UNICEF tries not only to move quickly, but also to be accountable and ensure its work has lasting impact.

Analysts say that the online media have changed the political discourse in Malaysia by forcing politicians to respond to events more quickly and by holding them more accountable.